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Ufa was built on the orders of Ivan IV (more commonly known as Ivan the Terrible) in 1547.
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
What colour was Henri IV's white horse?
If World War III is fought with nuclear weapons, World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
What colour is Henri IV's white horse?
Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) forced many Tatars to convert from Islam to Christianity.
Movie subtitles
OK, so better iv access first, tube second, ABGs third.
Diazemuls ten milligram iv, given.
King George IV Thank you God.
Henry IV, part two.
Come, Leopoldo. Let's read Act IV.
I'm sorry, Jordan Benedict IV.
The night that Edward IV, King of England, will die.
For this will be the signal that Edward IV is no more.
About 1648, Sultan Murad IV brought it from Bergama.
No, Iv.
Spock is headed for Talos iv, all right.
He's dead if he makes it to Talos iv.
Computer control cannot be disengaged until vessel reaches Talos iv.
Despite our best efforts, the Enterprise is still locked on a heading for the mysterious planet, Talos iv.
Act IV.
End of Act IV.
Henry IV drank too.
His brand-new Majesty George IV, but I forgot. Fact is, I haven't been on speaking terms for years with the fat fool.
Henry IV, I think.
Daniel Forrester IV.
Henri IV, Ravaillac.
If Act IV is anything like the first two you read me, I can tell you we have a guaranteed success on our hands.
Let's read Act IV. Sir, you have no idea what this means to me. I was ready to give up on all my dreams.
George IV. Queen Anne.
The 4 poster bed was designed for the house. And George IV slept in it when he was Prince of Wales.
You hit the marble bust of George IV at the end of the gallery.
The pulpit is from the time of Christian IV.
Henry IV.
No, Iv. No.
Spock is headed for Talos IV, all right.
He's dead if he makes it to Talos IV.
Computer Control cannot be disengaged until vessel reaches planet Talos IV.
That I explain the importance of going to Talos IV.
Yes, gentlemen, on that screen, as it happened, the incredible experience of Captain Christopher Pike on Talos IV.
Receiving transmissions from Talos IV?
Are coming from Talos IV, sir.
Mr. Spock, you're aware of the orders regarding any contact with Talos IV.
Starship base on Corinth IV, requesting explanation of our delay here, sir.
News and current affairs
The move came one week after the IMF concluded its annual Article IV visit to Switzerland, and the report has yet to be released; it could make for unusually interesting reading.
In the non-Arab Muslim-majority subset, both Polity IV and Freedom House rate nine countries as having experienced at least three consecutive years of substantial political rights.
One way to overcome this chasm is to introduce into the UN Charter a new chapter devoted to human rights and to reformulate Chapter IV, which concerns the use of force in international relations.
By 2009, the IMF's Article IV Staff Report was already ringing the alarm bells.
Parliamentarians were offended by press coverage of Queen Caroline's divorce in 1820, and by newspapers' mockery of King George IV.
In the US, that would include such coveted funding as Title I grants for primary and secondary education, and Title IV subsidized student loans for higher education.
This changed dramatically with the publication in 1994 of DSM IV (the manual of psychiatric diagnosis widely used around the world).
Before DSM IV, autism was among the most narrowly and clearly defined of disorders.
In preparing DSM IV, we decided to add a new category describing a milder (and therefore much more difficult to define and distinguish) form of autism, called Asperger's Disorder.
Once rare and unmistakable, the term is now used loosely to describe people who do not really satisfy the narrow criteria intended for it by DSM IV.
A more plausible scenario is that DSM IV gave autism purchase by introducing a milder form that is close to the extremely populous boundary of normality.